Warship Boy
Dec 10, 2021 · 1h 44m
Director
Yuki SaitoOverview
Kaisei Sakamoto is a 16 year old boy who is inclined to settle everything with his fists. He grew up in a town where you can see both Nagazaki and Gunkanjima, living with his father. His father, Genkai Sakamoto, runs a small ramen shop. The father-son duo has just recently had a large fight. The story showcases fragments of one's youth and the questions that crop up while growing up.
Cast of Warship Boy
Kanta SatoKaisei Sakamoto
Masaya KatōGenkai Sakamoto
Mayu YamaguchiYui
Tatsuomi HamadaJun
Hidekazu AkaiIwao Nomozaki
Misa ShimizuIzumi
Nene OtsukaSayuri Sakamoto
Reiya MasakiJin Koike
Wataru IchinoseTetsu
Masato HanazawaRyo Koike
Rion TakahashiYamada
Yua AshiharaRena
Kazuma TakedaSuzuki- Ryo FujimotoNakamura
Shuhei Umeda
Crew of Warship Boy
- Yuki SaitoDirector
- Yasunori MatakeScreenplay
- Daiju YanauchiWriter, Comic Book
- Misato KonoProducer
- Masa YoshidaExecutive Producer
Nobuko TodaOriginal Music Composer- Tomohiro IwamotoProduction Design, Decorator
- Yohei TateishiCinematography
- Kurato MiyashitaOnline Editor, Colorist
- Taiki TakaiGaffer
- Keiichi KobayashiSound Recordist, Sound Mixer
- Masaki SuzumuraAction Director
- Shinya HideshimaProduction Manager
- Atsuyuki OkadaCostume Coordinator
About Warship Boy
What is Warship Boy about?
Kaisei Sakamoto is a 16 year old boy who is inclined to settle everything with his fists. He grew up in a town where you can see both Nagazaki and Gunkanjima, living with his father. His father, Genkai Sakamoto, runs a small ramen shop. The father-son duo has just recently had a large fight. The story showcases fragments of one's youth and the questions that crop up while growing up.
When was Warship Boy released?
Warship Boy was released on December 10, 2021.
How long is Warship Boy?
Warship Boy runs 1 hour 44 minutes (104 minutes).
Who directed Warship Boy?
Warship Boy was directed by Yuki Saito.
Who is in the cast of Warship Boy?
The cast of Warship Boy includes Kanta Sato (Kaisei Sakamoto), Masaya Katō (Genkai Sakamoto), Mayu Yamaguchi (Yui), Tatsuomi Hamada (Jun) and Hidekazu Akai (Iwao Nomozaki).